Legal Question in Business Law in Florida

Re: LLC corporations

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If your credit score is that low, you will have a hard time getting a loan regardless of how you apply. In order to apply for a loan through a corporation or LLC based on its credit, you have to have a history of several years of doing business that would warrant such a loan. Generally, most lendors will require you to join in on the loan and your score would prove very detrimental to your application.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.